Re: OpenOffice as XML editor equivalent or better than MS Office (not)

Kay Hayen wrote:

> That's obvious to us at least. We want a two way process, where we have "Test 
> Script" writer documents and XML test scripts, where you can create one from 
> another. Think of the writer document as a rich annotated form, where things 
> can be bold, footnoted, etc. free form WYSIWYG (ODF format is supposed to 
> translate that, right?).

I'm still having a hard time understanding the use case. What kind of 
content are the users dealing with?

Some of this "custom schema" sort of stuff might be covered by the new 
metadqta support in ODF 1.2. There you can attach RDF statements to 
pretty much any content node, including a new generic field.

But a) as I said, I'm not sure of your use case, so it might not be 
relevant, and b) ODF 1.2 isn't yet implemented.

Bruce